Arduino interfaced with a couple of photo resistors (LDR), mounted over servo motor tracks light and makes an angular motion toward it.
The sound of the bells would echo for a long time, with a tingling crisp sound, and this was what inspired me to make a wind chime clock.
Seeking a dependable rain detection solution? Our Arduino-based rain detector simulation in Proteus delivers comprehensive accuracy.
This project provides a detailed explanation of achieving animated front and rear LED patterns using SLG46620 IC
Remove the need for light switches and wasted time unplugging and plugging in various lights in the room
Control your LEDs like a pro.
Find out how to control a led with a touch sensor
After learning how to use the LED, I learned how to use the RGB LED!
Lamp that plays Tetris theme song and has ambient light.
We want to keep the distance and avoid contact on the stairs. So we thought of a simple lightning system to control the visitor flow.
blink
This project shows as to how you can make your laptop change its screen brightness depending upon the ambient light intensity.
switch-api - REST server for switching stuff on macOS via home-assistant.io
The easiest project for making an LED blink.
Detecting the intensity of light in our surrounding using LDR sensor.
A simple Minecraft Ore Cube with and Arduino Pro Mini, RGB LED, tilt switch and USB power connection. The cube changes colour when tilted.
Stuck at home for quarantine and you just don't have the new Just Dance. Well we have the product for you. Play the Circuit Dance.
I learned how to use the most basic LED method in the first hour of learning Arduino.
Make an Arduino led blink every second.
Turn on a Paper Lamp with Electric Paint.
Thank you JLCPCB for sponsoring this project. Please order your PCB at jlcpcb.com/RAT
Kick your spooky decorations up a notch with some LEDs and Arduino
Display anything on your LCD!
Control the brightness of an LED using analogWrite
